California dreamers Holden and Fennelly back to lead Ballyhale charge against Ballygunner
Blame Colin Fennelly.
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Warriors cool off red-hot Celtics in NBA Finals rematch
The Golden State Warriors sent a strong signal Saturday that they won't give up their NBA crown without a fight, thumping the Boston Celtics 123-107 in an NBA Finals rematch.
NBA roundup: Warriors blitz Celtics in Finals rematch
The Golden State Warriors picked up where they left off in June, riding Stephen Curry's long-range shooting and a defense that frustrated Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum for a 123-107 victory Saturday night in a rematch of the NBA Finals in San Francisco.
Yankees agree to record $360m MLB deal with Judge: reports
NEW YORK: Superstar slugger Aaron Judge has agreed to a Major League Baseball record nine-year deal worth $360 million to return to the New York Yankees, according to multiple reports on Wednesday. The 30-year-old US free agent outfielder, who smashed an American League record 62 home runs last season, had rejected a seven-year Yankees offer worth $213.5 million before the 2022 campaign. His new deal, according to ESPN and MLB’s website plus multiple New York media outlets, means Judge made $150 million by betting on himself in the 2022 campaign, when he led MLB in homers, runs scored with 133 and runs batted in with 131.
NFL: Cowboys roll on, Burrow's Bengals beat the Chiefs
Cincinnati Bengals 27, Kansas City Chiefs 24
NBA roundup: Lakers' stars shine in victory over Bucks
Anthony Davis scored 44 points and LeBron James added 28 as the Los Angeles Lakers won a back-and-forth affair against the host Milwaukee Bucks 133-129 on Friday.
Black and Amber's new era to begin without Conor Browne - Kilkenny duo travelling in 2023
Kilkenny begin a new chapter under Derek Lyng next year but the new manager will have to plan without the services of Conor Browne and Mikey Carey, both of whom are travelling next year.
Germany's World Cup silence adds to vocal sporting protests
Germany's World Cup team made a statement by covering their mouths when they lined up for a team photo before losing to Japan in the World Cup on Wednesday.